Exclusion Diet Hypoallergenic Boar and Potatoes 400GR

Exclusion Diet Hypoallergenic Wild Boar and Potatoes 400GR is a monoprotein wet food designed specifically for dogs subject to food sensitivities or intolerances. Its exclusive formula includes wild boar as the only protein source, highly digestible, associated with potatoes, chosen as the only source of carbohydrates, ideal for reducing the risk of adverse reactions to foods. This product comes in the form of a soft and tasty pâté, easily acceptable even by the most demanding dogs or those with reduced appetite, thanks to its high palatability and soft consistency which allows for easy chewing. Free from added cereals, colourants, preservatives or artificial flavours, it guarantees a natural, safe and balanced meal every day. The high content of wild boar meat provides high quality proteins, while the presence of potatoes provides energy in a delicate way to the digestive system, promoting optimal digestion even in the most delicate subjects.

The recipe, developed with the support of veterinary doctors and nutrition specialists, is indicated as nutritional support in case of gastrointestinal disorders, allergic dermatitis or suspected sensitivity to other types of meat and cereals. It also serves as a valid support in exclusion diets, designed to identify the specific causes of adverse reactions to foods. Thanks to the high level of tolerability, it can be easily integrated into any prescriptive food program aimed at the long-term well-being of sensitive dogs. The absence of potentially allergenic components such as lactose, soy, gluten, eggs or chemical additives makes Exclusion Diet Hypoallergenic Boar and Potatoes 400GR a maximum safety choice for maintaining your pet's health and digestive comfort.

Therapeutic Indications

Exclusion Diet Hypoallergenic Wild Boar and Potatoes is designed for the treatment and prevention of adverse reactions to food in dogs, be they food allergies or intolerances that manifest themselves through skin or gastrointestinal symptoms. It is particularly useful in exclusion diet protocols, where the use of foods with new or uncommon ingredients in the dog's diet is required. Wild boar, being a rare protein, drastically reduces the possibility of cross-reactions with other protein sources normally used in pet food. Ideal for dogs subject to recurrent itching, frequent external ear infections, persistent skin redness or episodes of diarrhea, vomiting or flatulence related to the intake of standard foods. The presence of potatoes as the only source of carbohydrates makes this food also suitable for dogs with intolerance to cereals or soy, while still ensuring a calibrated and easily assimilable energy intake. It can be used as the sole source of nutrition during periods of dietary testing or as an integral part of a rotation regime to avoid the appearance of new allergies.

Regular use promotes the resolution or significant improvement of symptoms related to food intolerance, improving the general state of the dog both at a skin and gastrointestinal level. Recommended by veterinarians both in the diagnostic phase and as long-term maintenance for particularly sensitive subjects, Exclusion Diet Hypoallergenic is also a valid support for dogs suffering from chronic allergic dermatitis, chronic food-based enteropathies and for the recovery of correct intestinal function following episodes of inflammation or recurrent diarrhea.

Composition

Ingredients: Wild boar (as the sole protein source), potatoes (as the sole source of carbohydrates), selected plant derivatives, minerals. All ingredients are carefully selected for their high digestibility and lower probability of causing adverse reactions. Wild boar, used in a high percentage in the composition, guarantees the supply of high quality proteins, rich in essential amino acids and easily assimilable even by dogs with sensitive digestion.

Potatoes represent a source of low glycemic index carbohydrates, well tolerated, which avoid glycemic peaks and support good intestinal health. Plant derivatives are essential for providing fibers useful for regularizing intestinal transit and for promoting the development of a balanced bacterial flora. The total absence of cereals such as corn, wheat, rice or oats, as well as soy, lactose or eggs, eliminates the main risk factors for food allergies in dogs, ensuring a safer and healthier diet. There are no preservatives, colors or artificial flavours.

Contraindications

Do not administer Exclusion Diet Hypoallergenic Boar and Potatoes to dogs with proven hypersensitivity to wild boar proteins or potatoes. Although the formula is designed to minimize the risks of adverse reactions to foods, it is always recommended to consult your veterinarian before starting administration in subjects already suffering from complex polyallergies or with ongoing serious pathologies. The food is not indicated in cases where the veterinarian has diagnosed a pathology that expressly excludes the consumption of wild boar or potatoes.

It is not recommended in rapidly growing puppies without prior veterinary evaluation, and does not constitute a complete food for pregnant or nursing dogs without additional supplements, unless otherwise specified by the treating veterinarian. Do not use in association with other veterinary diets except without prior specialist consultation to avoid the overlap of potentially conflicting ingredients.

Safety of the drug for the species

Exclusion Diet Hypoallergenic Boar and Potatoes 400GR is specifically formulated to guarantee a high level of safety even for the most sensitive dogs. The selected ingredients are subjected to rigorous quality controls, and production is organized according to the highest hygienic-sanitary standards to prevent contamination with other proteins or allergens. There are no significant adverse effects reported in veterinary literature in adult dogs fed exclusively with this product for prolonged periods, thanks to the quality of the nutrients and the balance of the recipe.

However, in subjects particularly predisposed to allergic reactions or with previous immune pathologies, it is always important to carefully monitor the response to the food during the first days of administration. Any changes in the consistency of the feces, in the appearance of the skin or in the general energy of the dog should be promptly reported to the veterinarian for a thorough evaluation. Exclusion Diet Hypoallergenic is also a safe option for use in elderly dogs with reduced digestive or metabolic capabilities, but it is recommended to follow the specific instructions of your veterinary surgeon.

Precautions

It is essential to store Exclusion Diet Hypoallergenic in a cool, dry place, away from direct light and heat sources, with the package intact or after opening, closing it carefully. Once the can is opened, keep the product in the refrigerator and consume it within 48 hours. Distribute the daily dose over at least two meals to facilitate digestion, especially in dogs with sensitive stomachs or with reduced tolerance to sudden changes in diet.

During the monoprotein or exclusion diet period, avoid administering snacks, treats or food scraps not agreed with the veterinarian, to avoid contamination and distort the diagnostic phase. Always monitor your dog's general condition and ensure that he has fresh, clean water available. Do not force the intake in case of continued reluctance, rather contact the vet to evaluate any alternative strategies or modify the feeding protocol. Keep out of reach of children.

Method of administration

Administer Exclusion Diet Hypoallergenic Boar and Potatoes 400GR according to the dog's body weight and the indications on the label, dividing the daily ration into several meals. The product can be offered as is or slightly heated to increase palatability in dogs with poor appetite. It is suitable as the only food during the exclusion diet period, or it can be integrated with other hypoallergenic foods in agreement with the veterinarian.

Start with a gradual transition over the course of 3-5 days when switching from another diet, to avoid digestive upsets. If the dog initially refuses the new food, you can mix it with a little warm water to make it more inviting. It is not necessary to add supplements or vitamins unless specifically recommended by your veterinarian.

Treatment program

As part of exclusion diets, Exclusion Diet Hypoallergenic Boar and Potatoes should be administered as the sole food source for a recommended period of at least 6-8 weeks to evaluate the presence or otherwise of improvements in the dog's clinical symptoms. Once the exclusion period has ended, the veterinarian may recommend the gradual reintroduction of other foods to precisely identify the responsible allergen, or evaluate the continuation of the monoprotein diet for prolonged periods if the symptoms have completely resolved.

In case of chronic dermatitis or gastrointestinal pathologies due to multiple food allergies, maintaining the diet can also be recommended in the long term to avoid relapses and guarantee ongoing well-being. Dose the quantity of food according to the dog's ideal weight, correcting the doses based on its energy needs and the clinical results observed. For dogs suffering from other concomitant pathologies, the nutritional plan must always be validated by the relevant veterinarian.

Target species

Dogs